Kudzu Antique Market

This is a fun place to shop or just to kill time and explore. I’ve come in twice — once to just «check it out» and another time on a serious shopping quest. The first time I managed to not buy anything, and the second time I was happily successful. I happened to stop in during their Christmas Party, which had live entertainment and free refreshments. That was particularly nice!
I came in searching for presents for friends and family, knowing it was my last chance to do shopping. I managed to find a few specific things, a perfect present, and something for me (oops!). The mix here is very eclectic — there are some very curated areas of mid-​century furniture and decorations, where other areas feel more like a flea-​market pile. I found some amazing books, but they had price tags to match.

I’ll start by saying that I didn’t purchase a single thing on this trip. That never happens. This place is beautifully curated, but there wasn’t a single «must have» piece in the entire place. A couple of booths did have vintage clothing, but I didn’t find a single high fashion label on any of the racks. The prices were high as well. It’s a nice place to meander through on a lazy Sunday though.

Spent weekend in Atlanta and got to visit this fun store. Filled with all things new, funky and old. We found fun jewelry, vintage Christmas, cool furniture, funky metal and helpful staff. Will definitely return!

This place is DA BOMB, I can easily while away an afternoon meandering among the many many stalls and shops looking for the latest find. Every time I come I feel like a kid in a candy store, I love the thrill of finding something cool and original. I have found that most of the vendors add items on a regular basis so you can stop by regularly and find new loot :) We’ve stocked our entire home bar cart with beautiful vintage cocktail glasses from Kudzu, and I recently found this amazing little hat that is just begging to be taken out on the town. A number of the vendors sell up-​cycled, restored, or even brand new furniture and home décor items, & there’s even a stall just for lampshades. There’s a table right as you enter, to the right of the cash registers, where you can leave things you intend to purchase so you don’t have to walk around with your hands full. And the folks who work there are super nice.

Why so over priced? Some of the same things you would see other places but Kudzu displays
nicely. I also felt that I was followed, way not suspect everyone as a thief instead of certain
people. I expected better.

What a great way to spend an hour looking through the past.
If you like antiques and well curated old stuff this is the place for you.

Free A/C…and a fun place to spend an hour or two browsing about kitschy items. Some old, some repro’d, some home made, some art. Lovely time!

I love coming here on the weekends and just strolling around with the toddler strapped to me so she can’t touch anything. This place is huge– they have every genre of stuff you could think of within the booths offered. I always go for the possibility of finding mid century modern stuff to clutter up my house. You should definitely check this place out when you have some time to kill.

My girl and I had a really good time here. If your into perusing through tons of nostalgic memorabilia or want to buy a unique gift then I would check out Kudzu. We went as a sort of ad hoc ‘date’ to check it out and had a good ass time looking through everything.
I bought my dad some old records and some weird art and I will go back around christmas time to look for stuff for the old timers. If you are looking for more information about what they have here then think of junk warriors TV show on speed. It’s humungous and they have all sorts of things.

Kudzu is like an indoor flea market. It is so massive, it took me at least two hours to walk through. It is a great way to kill some time.

Very cool store, this was my first time here. It is a very large place and has lots of items of all kinds. It is a little pricey for antiques but hey you are in Decatur, trendy spot of the Atl. I will recommend it to others to checkout and I will revisit again.

Yes, yes, all the yes’s!
This place. A few of my friends had been frequenting this market and ogling over its treasures for some time, and while I’d never even heard of the place, they so graciously invited us to tag along.
Indeed, I am painted impressed. If you’ve gone to Paris on Ponce, it’s a bit similar with the selections. Lots of old memorabilia, a fair amount of taxidermy and various oddities, and a lot of charmingly aged items. The store also sports a crafted section full semi-​kitschy wares and hand crafted soaps.
I couldn’t be happier with the selection, since there is so much to look at. You may, obviously, not really need it, but the collector in you will probably be at wits end in trying to convince you to spend. For the most part, I found the prices even reasonable too. I bought a very cute green beret here… which probably would be the last thing on my list of things to buy at such a place, but it was oddly so cute, I couldn’t resist it’s evil charm. It’s probably cursed.
If you’re looking for that unique, rustic, wood table or stool, be sure to stop by here too. Some of the pieces are really nice. Not sure how they compare to other antique stores with their crafted wood furniture, but I’m definitely considering a stool in the least.
Highlights, the booth that sells the massive geodes and crystals. 10% off on a lot of it too! All the wood items. This really cool rope & wood ladder, and all the old bottles, tins, wooden boxes you could dream of. My friend also mentioned, they seem to turn product quickly, I dunno how true that is… but I assume stuff frequently goes out of the store. They also have a layaway plan, I believe?
All in all, top notch antique market. Not overly kitschy. All kinds of good weird with lots of gorgeously ‘touched by time’ boxes and novelties. If you are looking for unique gifts, I’d give Kudzu a stop in.

The best of Atlanta (in Decatur) with so many well organized booths. Old and new. Art, collectables, garden, furniture, records, priced extremely high for large beautiful furniture sets (but reasonable for the product) to low for most things. Periodic booth sales with lots of local handmade goods. Perfect for unique gift giving.

Wow, I was not expecting it to be as good as it is. Lived in Avondale for 3 years and always passed by it, when looking up furniture placed I found this.
Price wise I found it very reasonable. The items that were expensive made sense why there were expensive (cast iron cabinet, 80 year old real wood table, etc.) and a majority of the items were in great shape.
As others have said, plan on spending up to 2 – 3 hours walking around everywhere. Staff seemed friendly, parking was ample — overall, no complaints and will definitely be buying from here in the future.

I had a very peaceful experience browsing through this place.
So many nice treasures and great ideas.
My problem was with the Staff. One sales person,
was quite rude and made
many uncomplimentary remarks,
and then looked at me.
She was trying to explain something to another customer
and she said this place is in the Ghetto or Hood
then glanced my way.
Not only was she inappropriate in her choice of words,
but she seemed to be following me around the store
however, she never spoke one word to me.
When it was my turn to pay, she asked another
sales associate to assist me.
I do have a choice as to where i spend my money,
and it will not be here.

If I lived in Atlanta, I WOULD GO BANKRUPT BECAUSE OF THIS PLACE.
This is the biggest vintage store I have ever been to that has an amazinly curated variety of awesome stuff. In other words, it’s a huge store but it also has an EXCELLENT quality in terms of selection.
If you are into vintage, just GO.
FYI I pretty much buy what I want, so if you are price-​sensitive, don’t go here, because it’s kinda pricey.

Kudzu is not your mother’s antique store. It’s super snazzy, has a wide range of furniture, knickknacks, crafts, jewelry, vintage clothes, and other antiques. They also offer craft classes. I think I have come here more times just to wander around and gawk at stuff than when I’m actually looking to purchase something. It’s a wonderful way to spend a rainy afternoon.
They don’t offer furniture delivery, but they do give you a list of companies that they work with to schedule deliveries.

If you like antiques but aren’t stuffy, this is your place. Tons of fun old stuff! Some fun not so old stuff too, but mostly old stuff.
They have mid century modern things, retro 60s/​70s things, etc. I’m not an antique expert by any means but I do love coming here. You can find super expensive stuff but also cheap little knick knacks, and everything in between.
Successes I’ve had here include a mid century dresser (being used as a tv stand), bar stools made from reclaimed wood (not antique but local and super cool), a cute tray shaped like a fish and this tacky pitcher with Palm trees that says Florida.
Customer service is okay. Mostly nice, and the guy at the loading dock is helpful. Parking is super easy. Overall a fun place to spend a couple hours if you’re looking to buy something fun for the home.

I have been antiquing all my life. This is my «go to» place for treasure hunting. i go there about every two weeks.
It has the best selection around if you like to rummage. i am not looking for valuable antiques, I am looking for a «find», cool things. They have great selection of books, nostalgic items, new and old furniture, records, glassware, kitchenware.
The people that work there are the best. They are very helpful, friendly, and will work with you on getting a deal when it is time to purchase.
The location is ideal. The space is beautifully designed inside and out.

First of all the prices. Ridiculously overpriced furniture and designer pieces that are nice, but not that special and certainly nothing for larger homes that need scale as well as quality. Plenty of kitschy junk that’s sort of fun to look at, but really who wants that stuff around? Nothing was in great shape, nothing made me take a second look. Maybe for your first small apartment, but who could afford the prices?
Booth after booth, too much that same inventory over and over.
I agree with another poster who mentioned the industrial repurposed booth, very nice quality, very creative treatment of cool gears and larger mechanical tool parts.
As far as the staff, they were very disinterested in anything except eating lunch at the counter. EVERYONE was eating at one point or another. OK I get it, you need a lunch break, but can’t you find a small space in that meandering warehouse to tuck away and eat so I don’t have to watch it? Just rude and unsightly.
Maybe it’s the east side of town? I might not be cool enough.